37 TAC § 12.12. Application for Registration

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Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 1 TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 12 COMPASSIONATE-USE/LOW-THC CANNABIS PROGRAM › 37 TAC § 12.12

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(a) In conjunction with the dispensing organization's application for license, or prior to employment with a currently licensed dispensing organization, directors, managers, and employees must submit:

(1) Identifiers, including the individual's full name, date of birth, telephone number, electronic mail address, residential address, and driver license or state-issued identification number; and

(2) Fingerprints submitted in the manner approved by the department.

(b) If the applicant does not have a digital photograph on file with the department or the department is unable to access the photograph on file, the registration card will be issued without a photograph. When presenting such a card to a peace officer or to a representative of the department, the registrant shall also present a valid government issued identification card or driver license.

(c) Failure of an applicant to comply with the requirements of this section will result in notification of the deficiency. Applicant will have ninety (90) days from the date of notice to address the deficiency. Upon request of the applicant, the department may extend the period to address the deficiency for one additional ninety (90) day period. If an applicant fails to provide all required application materials, or fails to respond to a request by the department for additional information necessary to process the application, the application will be terminated. Following the termination of an application, a new application, including a new application fee, must be submitted.

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